Reply to "The truth behind Auction Sniper?"

papamillerMember

Sara, I agree, it does help against those nibblers. The only folks nibblers benefit are the sellers.

In my scenario, the bids were really the MAX anyone was willing to pay. In real life, if there's an item that I really can't live without, I'm going to bid to buy.

Of course if a bidder has a change of heart as to what they bid, if time permits, they could up their bid.

If there's a lesson to be learned here, is to bid the most you're willing to pay. If you're looking to "steal" an auction, be prepared to lose a lot; AS can't help you with that.

The benefits listed on the the Features tab of auctionsniper.com, are all very true and most eBay can't provide.

Thanks for your comments,

PapaMiller

12/12/075:15 AM

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